After much co-ordination and even a recce trip a few weeks back, finally the day arrived for all of us to travel up North to celebrate our friend, Ronghui's wedding in Segamat Malaysia. The gang met up at the bus stop outside Asia Pacific Breweries at 9.30pm before proceeding to clear the custom and Tuas Checkpoint.
After meeting up at the bus stop, Car 1 driver, Yingshun with Ruilong & Ronghui's brother, Car 2 driver Junwei and his family (Ginny and little Evan) and Car 3 driver Edwin and his family (Yvonne and Raynie) with me. The custom clearance was done in quick time though there's moderate traffic. We proceed on to our first re-org destination, a petrol station after clearing the toll in Malaysia. After a short toilet break, we proceed on without break to our destination in Segamat. The entire journey took us 3 hours before we finally link up with Ronghui, the host for a light supper before putting up at a holiday house, Homestay.
With each family in one room, Ruilong and I stayed in one room and we had to shift the bed so that I do not have to sleep directly under the aircon blower. After settling now in our home for the next 2 days, we have some locally harvested durian before quickly calling it a night so as to prepare ourselves for the long day.
Woke up very early in the morning, about 7.30am and get ready to proceed for breakfast. Ah Gong Bak Ku Teh was our breakfast before proceeding back to the Homestay and while the little one rest for the luncheon later, the ladies went for some relax time at the saloon.
At the restaurant before the luncheon starts, Mr Ronghui with his mini bow tie, courtesy of Kieran.
The kids in support, getting ready for their walk-in...
The newly-wed couple with the little ones before starting the luncheon.
A five seconds kiss and a song by the couple for all the guests at their lunch reception.
After the luncheon, we proceed back to the homestay before deciding on our next programme. However, as the little ones are tired and would be difficult to bring them out, the parents decided to just stay in the holidays house and enjoy. A food party was just out to get dinner back for all, while the host again proceed to collect the durian ordered. After dinner, the much awaited highlight of the trip was about to start... fireworks...
The young ones experiencing their first with fireworks, smiling faces over all their faces...
And even the adults can't wait to get their hands on the limited supply...
And finally the grand finale to the fireworks playing... 188 shooting fireworks...
The little heavy box that made all this fireworks possible...
After the delightful fireworks, it's bedtime for the little one and before that, it's milk time... And they will always look for their favourite babysitter...
New found friendship between the two young boys, before parting our way... home...
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